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Demolition starts at England’s 4,000-year-old Marlborough Mound to remove 20th-century structures for better access and preservation.
Demolition begins at Marlborough Mound, a 4,000-year-old Bronze Age site in Wiltshire, England, after council approval.
The project will remove 20th-century structures built into the hillside to improve access for archaeologists and enhance the monument’s appearance.
Though a 2024 assessment found low chances of major archaeological discoveries beneath the buildings, there may be traces of medieval and post-medieval waterways.
The mound, second in height only to Silbury Hill, once hosted a Norman castle.
The Marlborough Mound Trust, marking its 25th anniversary, will host a London conference on April 15 to discuss preservation and cultural significance.
La demolición comienza en el montículo de Marlborough de Inglaterra, de 4.000 años de antigüedad, para eliminar estructuras del siglo XX para un mejor acceso y preservación.